Trinh Nu Cave

Amidst Halong Bay's immense beauty, the love story of a couple from millions of years ago emerges. Until now, their enduring love is embodied in 2 Cave: Trong Cave and Trinh Nu Cave as a beautiful testament to their timeless bond. The mysterious beauty of the stalactite forms and the inspiring love story draw tourists in and make them reluctant to leave. 

Location

Trinh Nu Cave is located on Bo Hon Island, approximately 12 kilometers from the center of Halong. From there, tourists can also explore Luon Cave and Sung Sot Cave, just 3 kilometers to the South. Notably, only 800 meters away lies Trong Cave along with Trinh Nu Cave as a pair of symbols for an eternal love story. 

Legends

The legend of Trinh Nu Cave originated from the tale of a beautiful woman and her love who worked far from home. The woman was employed by a local landlord, who sought to marry her, but she refused his advances. In his desperation, the guy took her to a desert island. Over time, the woman grew exhausted and eventually turned to stone. The place where she met her tragic end is now known as Trinh Nu Cave. 

What to see

Why does Trinh Nu Cave hold such a special place among Halong Natural Wonders? Visitors have the chance to admire a unique blessing bestowed by nature upon this spot. As stepping inside, they are greeted by a mystery statue of a woman lying with her hair flowing down. The colorful stalactites captivate tourists, each possesses its own charm. Glimpsing at the cave's formation, tourists can imagine a gentlewoman anxiously awaiting her love. The windy sound wafting over the cave creates a haunting melody as if a woman's whisper which takes explorers into the world of mystery and majestic beauty.

Outside, the cave is surrounded by lush vegetation. From a bird's eye view, the cave shows up with sweeping landscapes that may delight all your senses. The rays of sunlight gently seeping into the cave reveal a mesmerizing play of light and dark that isn't found in any other tourist spots. It doesn't end there, the legends of the caves have been passed down through generations as a source of deep pride for the local community.

How to get there

Visitors can explore Trinh Nu Cave through 2 main options. Firstly, book Route 2 which covers Sung Sot Cave, Ga Choi Island, Luon Cave, and Titop Island. The trip lasts approximately 6 hours and departs daily.

Alternatively, opt for an overnight cruise that includes a visit to Trinh Nu Cave. We highly recommend Amanda, Bhaya, Athena, and more. Visit our website to explore additional cruise options available. With transportation, excursions, accommodation, and meals packaged, you can relax and pay attention to enjoy the stunning views and comfort throughout the trip. 

Travel tips

Keep these tips in mind to start a smooth and enjoyable adventure:

• The best time to visit Trinh Nu cave is between April to July when the skies are clear and the weather is favorable.
• Pack light and bring only essential items
• Wear comfortable clothes and sporty shoes to protect your feet. 
• Can't miss sunscreen, sunglasses, and a flashlight for better exploration.